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What is NAND?
NAND flash memory is a type of non-volatile storage technology. It retains data even without power. It's commonly used in USB flash drives, SSDs (Solid State Drives), memory cards, and embedded systems for storing large amounts of data.
What other technologies are related to NAND?
NAND Competitor Technologies
NOR
NOR flash is another type of flash memory that competes with NAND flash in some applications.
DRAM
DRAM is a type of volatile memory that competes with NAND flash in applications where speed is more important than non-volatility.
SRAM
SRAM is a type of volatile memory that competes with NAND flash in applications requiring very high speed and low latency (e.g., cache memory).
NAND Complementary Technologies
eMMC
eMMC (embedded MultiMediaCard) utilizes NAND flash memory for storage in mobile devices and other embedded systems.
PCIe
PCIe is a high-speed interface often used to connect SSDs based on NAND flash to the host system.
NVMe
NVMe is a protocol designed for accessing high-speed storage devices like SSDs using NAND flash.
Which job functions commonly mention NAND?
Package Designer
2.0% of all Package Designer jobs mention NAND
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Firmware Engineer
0.7% of all Firmware Engineer jobs mention NAND
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Embedded Engineer
0.3% of all Embedded Engineer jobs mention NAND
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Hardware Engineer
0.2% of all Hardware Engineer jobs mention NAND
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Electrical Engineer
0.1% of all Electrical Engineer jobs mention NAND
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